At 03:15 PM 9/13/01 -0400, Jeff Johnson wrote:
>In Request.py:
>
> def isSecure(self):
> ''' Returns true if request was made using a secure
>channel, such as HTTPS. This currently always returns false, since
>secure channels are not yet supported. '''
> return 0
>
>
>Is this still true? I thought I was using HTTPS with no problems but
>the SERVER_PROTOCOL still says "HTTP/1.1". The following code was going
>to be my hack to detect SSL but it won't work until SERVER_PROTOCOL
>shows HTTPS. What's really going on? Why does it say HTTP/1.1 when I
>use https://...?
>
>
>
> def isSecure(self):
> return
>self.serverDictionary().get('SERVER_PROTOCOL','')[0:5].upper() ==
>'HTTPS'
There are other indications that you're using HTTPS:
- check that SERVER_PORT = 443 (or whatever your secure port is)
- check that SSL_SERVER_CERT is set
But you're right, SERVER_PROTOCOL doesn't show a difference.
I'm not sure how portable these two tests would be; they work with Apache
though.
--
- Geoff Talvola
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